Too many Kansas City Royals hitters are struggling right now, and that includes the team's beloved first baseman. Vinnie Pasquantino hit a huge home run on Opening Day, but ever since, he's been mired in a slump.
With a light drizzle dancing down the Friday night sky of Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City Royals first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino stepped up to the plate
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The Kansas City Royals beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-2 on Friday night at Kauffman Stadium. With the win, the Royals are now 3-4 on the year while the Orioles dropped to 3-5.
The Kansas City Royals have an MVP-level bat in Bobby Witt Jr., but they’ll need other hitters in their lineup to produce around Witt Jr. to get back to the playoffs in 2025.
The 2025 season is underway. The Kansas City Royals got off to a bit of a rough start on Thursday. They lost their season opener 7-4 in 10 innings to the Cleveland Guardians.
The game was a mixed bag The Kansas City Royals lost Opening Day 2025 to the Cleveland Guardians 7-4 in front of a sellout crowd at Kauffman Stadium. Vinnie Pasquantino provided the power via a three-run home run in the third inning and the Royals scrounged back a run in the bottom of the ninth.
The Kansas City Royals suffered a major blow on Saturday when first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino left their Cactus League game with a hamstring strain. Now, his status for Opening Day is uncertain.
Vinnie suffered the injury on Saturday. Vinnie Pasquantino has a Grade 1+ hamstring strain, according to MLB.com reporter Anne Rogers. He won’t participate in exhibition games in Texas on Monday and Tuesday, but he plans on playing in the season opener on Thursday.
Fans in Kansas City are awaiting news on the status of their first baseman after Vinnie Pasquantino exited Saturday’s game with what the Royals announced as a right hamstring strain.
Vinnie Pasquantino. Kansas City Royals first baseman. Affectionately known as the "Pasquatch." And... NFL insider? Pasquantino has become a fan-favorite not only in Kansas City, but across Major League Baseball.
Vinnie Pasquantino had a game to play Monday, but that didn't stop the Kansas City Royals slugger from diversifying his portfolio a few hours ahead of first pitch.
The Kansas City Royals made the playoffs in 2024, powering out of their rebuild with an 86-win season. Bobby Witt Jr finished second in MVP voting and got all of the attention.
After a loud 2023-24 offseason, coupled with team progression, the Royals went from a 56-win team to an 86-win team. Kansas City’s new-look rotation excelled, while Bobby Witt Jr.
The Kansas City Royals already have a very good first baseman in Vinnie Pasquantino. But that didn't stop them from drafting a potential superstar at the same position last summer.
The Kansas City Royals have their everyday first baseman locked in for the 2025 season, but it's not the same name they thought they'd be writing into the lineup card as of a few years ago.
The Kansas City Royals have a strong young core in place that was supplemented by some very impactful additions this offseason. Last season, the team rose
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After the season the Kansas City Royals put together in 2024, undoubtedly putting their rebuilding stage in the rearview mirror, more eyes will inevitably be on them as great baseball returns to Kauffman Stadium.
It’s a rapid return for the slugger, who suffered a broken thumb back on Aug. 29 and was originally projected for a recovery period of six to eight weeks.
He saw his regular season come to an end a month ago when he suffered a broken right thumb.
Kansas City Royals first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino, who has been sidelined for nearly a month, took a major step towards a potential return on Thursday.
The team's struggles since losing Pasquantino to injury are remarkable.
Baseball is packed with often-injured players desperately needing to avoid the IL this season, none more so than Kansas City Royals first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino.
The Kansas City Royals beat the Baltimore Orioles 6-0 Wednesday night at Kauffman Stadium. One of baseball's worst teams beating one of its best wasn't unusual, but how the Royals won certainly was.
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Pasquantino recently appeared on "The Home Stand" podcast with host Carrie Lippert-Gillaspie and discussed his rookie campaign and rise to "the show."
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